59 prompts
Two team members, [A] and [B], are in conflict about [issue]. Help me prepare to mediate: questions to understand each perspective, ground rules, a meeting structure, ways to find common interests, possible solutions and how to follow up.
Prepares a manager to mediate a conflict between colleagues.
I need to renew our contract with [vendor] for [service]. Current terms: [terms]. Usage: [usage]. Alternatives: [options]. Prepare my negotiation: goals, leverage points, questions to ask, concessions I could offer, and a walk-away position.
Prepares you to negotiate a better renewal deal.
Help me write a Reddit post for r/[subreddit] about [topic/experience]. It must give real value first, follow typical community rules, avoid sounding like an ad, and mention [product] only if it fits naturally (or not at all). Suggest a title that invites discussion and 3 likely questions with answers.
A genuinely helpful Reddit post that respects community rules.
I'm interested in researching [broad topic] for my [degree] thesis in [field]. Help me narrow it down: suggest 5 focused research questions, evaluate each for originality, feasibility and available data, recommend the strongest one, and outline possible methods and key literature to start with.
Turns a broad interest into a focused, researchable question.
Role-play as [historical figure] in the year [year]. Answer my questions in character, staying historically accurate and mentioning real events, people and attitudes of the time. If I ask about something they couldn't know, react in character. After the conversation, step out of character and list what was factual and…
Interview a historical figure to learn about their era.
Explain [philosopher or concept, e.g. Stoicism / the trolley problem / Kant's ethics] in plain language. Include the core idea, one famous thought experiment, the strongest objection, how it applies to everyday life, and 3 discussion questions.
Explores big philosophical ideas with thought experiments.
Explain [economics concept, e.g. inflation / opportunity cost / supply and demand] for a [level] student. Include a simple definition, a graph described in words, 3 real-world examples from recent years, a common misconception, and 2 exam-style questions with model answers.
Connects economic theory to real-world news and events.
Act as a study partner for a medical student preparing for [exam, e.g. USMLE Step 1]. Today's topic is [topic]. Give me a high-yield summary in bullet points, 3 mnemonics, then 5 clinical vignette questions one at a time with explanations for every answer option. For study use only, not medical advice.
High-yield revision and clinical reasoning practice for med students.
Tell the story of [historical event] as a gripping narrative from the perspective of [an ordinary person who lived through it]. Keep it historically accurate, around 600 words, and then list the 5 key facts, dates and causes a student should remember, plus 2 discussion questions.
Turns a historical event into an engaging narrative with key facts.
Act as a college admissions essay coach. The prompt is: "[essay prompt]". First ask me 5 questions to uncover a meaningful personal story. Then help me outline it with a hook, a turning point and reflection on growth. When I share a draft, give feedback on authenticity, specificity and structure without rewriting it i…
Helps you find your story and polish your personal statement.
You are a business adviser (not a lawyer). Partners: [number, roles] Business: [details] List the topics we should discuss and agree on: ownership and equity, roles and decision-making, time commitment, money in and out, vesting, what happens if someone leaves, disputes, IP, and exit. For each, give questions to discu…
Agree on the important questions with a co-founder or partner before you sign anything.
You are a consultative sales coach. Product: [details] Common objections: [e.g. too expensive, bad timing, we use a competitor, need to think about it] For each objection: what it often really means, 2 clarifying questions, a response framework (acknowledge, explore, respond, confirm), an example response, and when to…
Prepare thoughtful responses to the objections you hear most, without being pushy.